Provenance

Provenance

An ancient world and its mysteries an unknown culture and its hidden things where lies the secrets to a lost people they as a locked door holding back the ever changing gold of time retaining the sparkle of a past their artifacts as revealing keys precious shards of proof an unidentified truth seen as mere loot is it known that which has not been taught is that which is not shown seen a hardy gain an irreplaceable lost taken from its roots the useful made incompetent gone its immense provenance but how are such trinkets seen those gained by ill-gotten means has meaning abandoned them has purpose eluded them in such a state it is questioned its fate even as so, should preservation take place in that without history, without past, without character or experience without provenance yet to ignore, a blind eye is turned to a present evidence morally immoral, immorally moral